1. Larry Schey Automotive

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    Athens, OH

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    Larry Schey Automotive

    1.0 (1 review)
    Closed • 8:00 am - 6:00 pm

    Services - Larry Schey Automotive

    Bumper repair

    Auto frame testing

    Rear-end damage

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    They got one star only because 0 is not an optio. ive never been treated so rudely in my life what…read morebusiness person answers the phone with call back in ten minutes I'm on the other line and very rude then sent me a messege saying I was the rude one because I called 2 times in a row and they didn't need my buisness want it They obviously think they're the only car lot around I would love to put the message he sent me on messenger on here but won't let me. This is the second time I have had problems with this establishment. Top it off guy still won't tell me his name. Oddly enough though he had time to go on their page and erase my review, quite alright cant erase it off my page, nor the fact that I work in public and probably talk to at least 25-50 people a day

    My wife and I purchased a 2006 PT Cruiser with 19621 miles, We towed the car back to WV. The next…read moreday, we dropped the top and decided to go for a ride. After less than 6 miles, the check engine light came on and the front of the car shook violently. I called the dealer and was told since I live 100 miles away, to take the car to a local repair shop and get the car fixed. The repair shop replace the oil pressure and power steering pressure sensors to clear the engine light. They also replace the left front brake caliper. I sent a copy of the bill along with a letter to the dealer, believing they would pickup the tab, or at minimum go 50/50. After a month, I called the dealer only to find out that I was stuck with the repair bill, since they had only made $1200 dollars on the deal, ($500 went to a lot fund and the salesman was paid commission on the remaining $700). They wouldn't even stand behind the warranty statement on the final sales document about taking care of the warranty on the oil pressure sensor, a problem that they supposedly repaired at time of buying the car. My wife an I are retired living on a small fixed income and $286 is a lot of money to us.

    Larry Schey Automotive - car_dealers - Updated October 2026

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